For many Taylor Swift fans, attending the Eras Tour is an unmissable opportunity.
But for Queensland mum Tamara Gray, it is an experience she is forgoing because of a life-changing phone call she received en route to the singer's first Sydney show.
"I got a call from the hospital saying they had a kidney," she said.
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The 35-year-old had been on a register for a kidney transplant and never expected a donation to become available as she headed to Gold Coast Airport this morning to board a delayed flight to Sydney.
Her phone started to ring just after 8.30am, 10 minutes after her original departure time.
"I won't lie, there was a split second that I considered saying no [to the kidney], but, you know, I'm not crazy," she said.
"I have something called IgA nephropathy, so it's actually an autoimmune disease that attacks my kidneys."
The timing was somewhat of a miracle for Gray.
"Obviously it was meant to be," she said.
"Because if I was on that flight, basically I would've missed the call and there's only 30 minutes to answer otherwise they move on to the next recipient.
"I spend 15 hours a week predominantly on dialysis every week."
Her friends decided to still attend the show however there is no bad blood between them.
"Now that I can travel after I've had a transplant, my friend said 'well we'll just go see her in Europe or something'," Gray said.